A. A person driving a bicycle upon a sidewalk or in a crosswalk shall yield the right of way to any pedestrian and shall give an audible signal before overtaking and passing any pedestrian.
B. A person shall not drive a bicycle upon a sidewalk or in a crosswalk in those areas of the city where there is pedestrian congestion or at times in other areas of the city where there is pedestrian congestion. In such event, a bicyclist shall walk the bicycle if there is no street upon which a bicycle may be driven with safety.
C. Persons driving bicycles across a street and along a crosswalk from a sidewalk or bike path have all the duties applicable to pedestrians under the same circumstances and similarly have such rights, but only when the approach and entry into the street are made at a speed no greater than an ordinary walk so that other drivers may anticipate the necessity to yield when required. (Ord. 48-09, 9-21-2009)